This past week I asked the question, “What is the best thing you’ve done for the environment this year?” And I was not disappointed in the answers. Honestly, I was more than impressed by a few of the responses. I mean, I used cloth diapers for awhile, too, but I NEVER dreamed of using cloth wipes. I guess it is no worse than cleaning the diapers. And to all of you who participate in neighborhood or city clean-ups, BRAVO!
Tag Archive: assessment
The Little Things Really Do Add Up
I try to do a little each day to be a bit healthier, for me and for my family. It's not always easy and sometimes I find out the hard way things I think are healthy really are not. Did you know many typical yogurts list one of their first three ingredients as high fructose ...
Another Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
I'm in an oldies kind of mood. Not so much sad anymore, but smiling at the memories of the past and hopeful of the memories yet to be. Tomorrow is not promised, but today... today is beautiful. There is something about this song that makes me want to ...
SEO Experiment – Take Two
Before you start reading too far into this note this is only an SEO experiment. Testing, 1.. 2.. 3.. Today we will switch it up a bit. Is it the word [letters] SEO that attract or does there need to be more? Maybe a comment or two ...
SEO Experiment
Before you start reading too far into this note this is only an experiment. I know almost nothing about SEO. But I do know a little about nothing. Hmm, is that redundant or an oxymoron? Off to the experiment I read the other day [I know where, but since this is an experiment ...
Why Do We Do Those Things We Do – Political Edition
Did you miss part 1? The Set Up talks about our innocent beginnings. We learn social skill sets in school. Communication, interaction, teamwork. We form opinions and rank one another. It ties into this post, so it is suggested you start at the beginning. Don't worry, we'll wait. Politicians This is NOT a ...
Why Do We Do Those Things We Do – The Set Up
Kindergarten Today this may be preschool, but when I was growing up there was no preschool. In fact, my children didn't attend preschool either. In kindergarten we learn how to socialize. We meet other children our age and talk about all the things a five year old talks about. We learn our colors ...
